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    The document provides examples of rephrasing modal verbs in sentences. It contains 17 sentences where the modal verb is provided in parentheses after the original sentence. Some of the modal verbs that are rephrased include "have to", "can", "may", "should", "must", and "needn't". The rephrased sentences replace the modal verb with an alternative phrase while maintaining the same meaning as the original sentence.

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    The document provides examples of rephrasing modal verbs in sentences. It contains 17 sentences where the modal verb is provided in parentheses after the original sentence. Some of the modal verbs that are rephrased include "have to", "can", "may", "should", "must", and "needn't". The rephrased sentences replace the modal verb with an alternative phrase while maintaining the same meaning as the original sentence.

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    BACHILLERATO

    REPHRASING MODAL VERBS. Verbs can be used in active or passive sentences.

    1. It’s not necessary to make your bed. (have to)


    You___________________________________________
    2. How can you concentrate with that loud music? (to be able to)
    How __________________________________________
    3. Smoking is forbidden in public places. (mustn’t)
    You ___________________________________________
    4. They should finish the experiment soon. (should)
    The experiment _________________________________
    5. I have to take the dog out twice a day. (have to)
    The dog _______________________________________
    6. It’s possible that they’ll postpone the trip if the weather doesn’t improve. (may)
    The trip ____________________________ if the weather doesn’t improve
    7. It isn’t necessary to operate John. (don’t have to)
    John ___________________________________________
    8. Do they sell brown sugar in this shop? (can)
    ______I ___________________________________________________________

    9. There is a choice of about twenty dishes in our menu. (can)


    You_________________________________________________________________

    10. I’m quite certain that isn’t John’s car. His is blue. (can’t)
    That car_____________________________________________________________

    11. You must be 16 years old if you want to buy alcoholic drinks in a bar. (have to)
    You_________________________________________________________________

    12. She was sorry because she didn’t know the answer to the question. (couldn’t)
    She was sorry because she_______________________________________________

    13. Perhaps he’s digging in the garden. (may)


    He_________________________________________________________________

    14. I’ll take the raincoat in case it rains. (might)


    I’ll take the raincoat because _____________________________________________

    15. It looks as if he may arrive soon. (will)


    I think he____________________________________________________________

    16. It’s not necessary for them to attend the lecture. (needn’t)
    They________________________________________________________________

    17. It’s not necessary for her to buy all that amount of food. (don’t have to)
    She________________________________________________________________

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